Who are raikas and were the found
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The Raikas are a pastoral community in Rajasthan herding camels, goats and sheep.The camel husbandry was a traditional occupation among Raikas pastoralists and camel was found to involve in all wake of their social life. Raikas relationship with camel is more cultural rather than economic.
Raikas:
- The Raikas are a specialized caste of pastoralists, particularly the dry, semi-arid areas of Rajasthan, from northwestern India.
- While the goats, cattle, sheep and water buffalos are raised too, camel (Camelusdromedarius), is the most important factor for Raika's cultural identity.
- Camels are mostly born in Rajasthan and huddled by part-nomadic Raikas.
- The population of the camel is therefore spread geographically with small herds and are ususally associated with the Raikas.
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